lesson 21: subordination by present...
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English 3200
Unit 4: Other Devices of Subordination
Lesson 21: Subordination by Present Participles
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Lesson 21: Subordination by Present Participles
Guided Notes
A ____________ is a verb that has crossed the boundary line and become another class
of word without completely losing its identity as a verb. It is a word that functions as
both a verb and an adjective.
An adjective that is formed by adding –ing to a verb is called a ____________________.
A present participle is also like a verb in that it may take a direct object or subject
compliment.
Also like a verb, a present participle can be modified by an adverb.
A participial phrase can be moved around in a sentence and can be a distance away from
the noun if modifies.
English 3200
Unit 4: Other Devices of Subordination
Lesson 22: Subordination by Past Participles
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English 3200
Unit 4: Other Devices of Subordination
Lesson 22: Subordination by Past Participles
Guided Notes
Past participles end in –ed, -d, -en, -n, and –t.
The past participle of a verb is the form you would use after __________.
Past participle phrases can also be moved about in a sentence.
To show that something has been done to a person or thing we use the _______
participle.
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English 3200
Unit 4: Other Devices of Subordination
Lesson 23: Making Use of Gerunds
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English 3200
Unit 4: Other Devices of Subordination
Lesson 23: Making Use of Gerunds
Guided Notes
A noun that is formed by adding –ing to a verb is called a _____________.
We use gerunds to talk about actions, and must give them names.
-ing words can be used as gerunds or present participles. To figure out how a word is
being used we need to see how it is functioning in a sentence.
If it is acting as an
Adjective then it’s a ____________________
If it is acting as a
____________ then it is a gerund.
Gerunds can also take on direct objects or subject compliments.
Phrases formed by gerunds with their related words are called ___________________.
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English 3200
Unit 4: Other Devices of Subordination
Lesson 24: Making Use of Infinitives
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English 3200
Unit 4: Other Devices of Subordination
Unit 4: Other Devices of Subordination
Lesson 24: Making Use of Infinitives (909-943)
Guided Notes ________________________ are the forms of verbs most commonly listed in the dictionary. An infinitive is the __________________ form of a verb from which all other forms are derived. The infinitive is usually combined with the preposition _____; for example, to walk; to drive; to sleep. An infinitive- like a gerund- is often used to name an _______________. It is often interchangeable with a gerund. Like participles and gerunds, infinitives can take direct objects and subject complements. Since an infinitive is a mixture of both a verb and a noun, it may be modified by an __________________________. In addition to being used as nouns, infinitives are also used as _______________________- both as _____________________ and ________________________.
English 3200
Unit 4: Other Devices of Subordination
Lesson 25: Subordination of Appositives
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English 3200 Unit 4: Other Devices of Subordination
Lesson 25: Subordination of Appositives (945-984)
Guided Notes
A noun or pronoun- often with modifiers- that is set after another noun or pronoun to
explain it is called
an ________________________.
An appositive generally comes ___________________ the noun or pronoun it explains.
The modifiers of an ______________________________ may consist of words, phrases,
and clauses.
When an appositive is omitted from a sentence, a __________________________
sentence remains.
If a sentence you wrote explaining something you have just written contains the verbs
_______,
____________, __________, or __________, followed by a noun, change it to an
appositive phrase.
Do not confuse an ____________________ ___________________ with an adjective
clause. An
appositive phrase consists only of a ________________ with its modifiers. An adjective
clause always
has a subject and a verb.
An __________________________ _______________________ should be set off from
the rest of the
sentence with two ____________________ (or a single sentence if it ends the sentence)
because it is an
“extra” that could be omitted.
English 3200
Unit 4: Other Devices of Subordination
Lesson 26: The Process of Reduction
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Unit 4: Other Devices of Subordination
English 3200 Unit 4: Other Devices of Subordination
Lesson 26: The Process of Reduction (986-1021)
Guided Notes
When we substitute a simpler word group for a longer and more complicated word group,
we say that
we _____________________ the longer word group.
In general, express your idea in the simplest word group you can without sacrificing
clearness. A good
sentence, like a good machine, has no ________________________ parts.
Sentence elements listed from more complicated to simpler:
Sentence
______________
Phrase (verbal, appositive, prepositional)
________________ _____________ (adjective, adverb)
The process of reducing a word group to a simpler word group is called
______________________.
The word _______________________________ means “having words omitted.” An
adverb clause from
which words have been omitted is an ___________________________
__________________.
An adverb clause that starts with the signal _____ ___________ can often be reduced to
an infinitive
phrase.
An adjective clause can sometimes be reduced to an ________________________
_______________.
By understanding the various types of __________________________ word group, you
not only save
words but also give more interesting _____________________ to your sentences.
English 3200
Unit 4: Other Devices of Subordination
Lesson 27: Other Types of Reduction
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